chilly *

'Chilly even in the Temple.'

For a chilly moment he did not even look at us.

She gave him a chilly look as he went past her.

So I remember a lot of the time, outside the summer months, being chilly.

The personal relationship between the two leaders has been chilly.

"But the water does get a bit chilly way down here."

So why does it feel a bit chilly in here?

He got up and looked out the window into the chilly street.

Today was a bit chilly for this time of year.

The night was chilly, but a long way from cold.

The air was still chilly, especially once the sun went down.

And she had been so chilly to him because of it.

As we expected, though, nothing came up for them in the chilly water.

Still, the night was chilly enough to keep most people inside, which helped.

He knows to sit chilly on him a little longer.

They left the hotel, into the chilly air of morning.

People told one another that it was getting chilly for the time of year.

He was chilly now, despite the heat of the night.

The fire had long since gone out and he was too chilly to sit.

It was getting a bit chilly; maybe I should get a fire started.

But it might get chilly at night this time of year.

By now it was getting on for half past six, and the boys felt chilly.

In fact, just writing this has made me feel chilly.

But it'll be dark and chilly on our world after he's gone.

It was chilly, but he did not feel the cold.

She followed him from the house, into the chilly morning air.